WT-K ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1954
Dr. W. H. Watson In Young
Peoples Day Address Here
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utd.ay, January 31st was ob-i
|«n 4 as Ttoung Peoples Day at;
Pt* « Street Piesbyterian Church, j
A capacity crowd filled the!
eta*' th. There was hardly standingj
roe \ la the aisles. Most of the;
fCM .3 people and students of the ;
city found, their way to hear 0r
Wa -on.
J tor to the address, Miss H..
Wil YMCA Secretary beauii- j
full sang “Entreat Me Not To |
Lm * Thee" by Gounod. She was •
*cc Tipaincd bv Mr. Leo Oxley, i
£ . M. W. Williams of Shaw!
Ihiiv’ersity briefly introduced the!
* pet her. Dr. Watson. Dr. Watson's!
EiWrgt was pertaining to Youth j
Jjii* subject was “So Send I YoutT . j
K« stated in the beginning that !
ha finds it impossible to accept ;
in invitations extended to him. j
Sfe really regrets that he cannot j
a.U of them. When the op
tooT-coiity comes to speak to young
l«, he always tries to set a
fi4e time to *rpe*k to them. The
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topic “So Send 1. Youth ' not
only has a personal meaning but i
a religious and social meaning. The j
world is at odds. Men cf expert-1
ence can't solve their problems.;
Reference was made to the Big j
Four Meeting in Berlin. Maybe the I
youth of today may have lo make j
the final decision.
“iouth is a period of Inde
cision, too old to play with dolls j
and too young to get married, j
This is a middle period. We j
lambaste cm- youth daily. Vt* at
la tlie trouble? They have no I
sense of dire*.ion. We are j
failing youth rather than youth
failing us. Wily do youth go to
certain types of places rather ;
than church. W. I. Thomas, a
philosopher says that all men's ]
activities are governed by four j
things which are desire for love, j
recognition, adventure an d sin- j
eerity.” All things come with
in one of these categoric*.
A very striking statement wot
made in reference to Juvenile De
linquency. In Aiiica, where girls
aiid boy* marry at 10 years old,
Juvenile Delinquency is rarely
known Living is easier and there
are very few problems. Biological
ly life hasn't i.-l angod. Men gene
rally live thu same number of
years.
We who are adults leave youth
to solve their own problems. Wc
have our own lives to live; there*
lore youth are left to run wild.
The few parents who do iry to
solve this problem are looked
down upon.
What can we do about thus
problem' s Dr. Watson offered a
guide that apepared to a famous
! philosopher, Heggi, who is famous
tor dialects, Remember all men
have good and bad qualities. He
urged youth to do this Your life
revolves around one word - Strive.
Striving Is moat important. He
urged the right kind of practice
under guidance “Alt work and. no
play makes Jack a dull boy,"
The negative aspect is to strive
not to 13GAL but to EXCEL
Every youth has a place in life.
Once you have decided what you
wiU be, don't let anything prevent
you from STRIVING
All people were commended who
sat aside a day to absolve Youth
Day.
A solo. “Voice tn The Wilder
ness’ bv Joyn Scott was sting h.\
Alfred Newkirk, His acocrnpani.-t
wa* Leo Oxley.
Mrs. Sadie Griffith was highly
praised for steering this wonder
ful. program.
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The Hood System Indu&ti
Bank of Raleigh, North Carol;na
will mail dividend checks to its j
330 stockholders today.
One and one-half percent guar-:
tc-.'Tv will be pa to.
The bank opened April 22, 1852 ,
From that date until December 31,;
1352. the bank made 1.415 loans.
in the amount of $382.05785
During ’953. 4,140 loons were!
made in the amount of $1,115,755.- ‘
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! The profits in 1853 before in-!
i come tuxes amounted to $28,840 82 ■
■ which is approximately 12 percent;
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'.Pictured are Mr. and Mrs, Mor
ris Ray Perry, who were mar
ried December lx. 1953 at the j
Mossith Chapel Churl'll, Frank*
Union, M. C. The wedding took
place at 7 p. s.i and the Rev. j
.1 I. Me Knight officiated. The
bride is the former Miss Ruth
Mae Noble, daughter of Mr
of the paid-in capital and surplus i
as $225,000.00.
During the year, the savings de- j
posits increased from $498.012.-3 to!
'5983,450.80 The assets increased i
: from $758,924 39 to $1,542.037.79.}
Gurney P. Hood is president of the;
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ROCKY MOUNT The 'Tar
River Ministers and Deacons Union
'.net January 29-31 with the il.Mie
Hope Baptist Church, Rev. Ter
rance V. Foster, Sr., pastor and
President of the Union. H R. Hicks
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football dressing rooms a* well as in the
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yourself, next time you shop. Take home a
handy case or carton of Cocst-Coia for those
important pauses ia your busy day.
of Rle. 2, Whitaker is secretary.!
Ur*. A. B. Taft is president of!
H Pittman is supervisor of thej
the Women's division and Mrs. L. •
; Junior department. Among the vi-!
i sitors were Mr. and Mrs. Norman'
i and Marietta Lane of Raleigh and :
’ the Rev. J. K. Cherry, who preach-j
•ed the Sunday morning sermon, j
Rev. Willie JK. Battle spoke to a|
capacity crowd of 500 at the after-1
noon service with Rev. G. E. Dancy j
giving a message in song.
Following the dinner and fel-;
lowship. reports of committees
were made prior to the closing i
service. Other participants on the'!
program included: Deacons Odell i
Dowd, Mac Killbrevt, Henry Wild- i
er, Claude Moore. Perry Hunter,
Joiin Powell. Also Sisters Dora!
Howard, Mary Fox, Lula Dawson, j
Rufus Lyons. James Lancaster and
Ad line Battle, Isabelle Hudson,,
Lillian Porter, Lucy Sorrell, Bettie;
Kingsbury and Deila Hunter. Min-!
isters were Revs. Frank Moore, W. j
iS. Jones, George Cooper, W M :
Moseby, W. L. Dildy, Cardes
Biown, G. J. Cooper.
Mrs. Nannie Williams was fune-.
rallied from Shiloh Baptist Church .
Sunday with the Rev. N K. L>ur,n.
i delivering the eulogy A veteran
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j munity leader, Mrs. Williams was'
j praised for her community activi
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